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Do not fit any hid to the main beam, it's useless. You can't flash it, and it would shorten its life if you do try to flash. Put your hid kit into the dipped beam is the wisest thing you would ever done mate :)

It wouldn't be stock ECU map if thé EGR is blanked. It has to be map out from it. Maybe go to Honda for a full diagnostic check mate

It looks very clean, but you can get a 06 but higher mileage with this price. It's Honda own develop engine, so it is very reliable. Besides, you will lose the value on this 04 quickly. My workmate bought one similar price and mileage to this last year, and he lost a grand when he sold it in...

I followed this list and Jav looked after everything. Top man with wonderful service http://typeaccord.co.uk/forum/topic/16193-accord-full-led-conversion-bulb-guide-courtesy-of-wwwhorizonledscouk/

This full conversion cost just over £300. It does sounds deep, however, I was very glad that I done all of this upgrade just in time. Because last night the weather suddenly turn bad when I drove 104 miles to pick up my wife at the airport. Very foggy with 35 mph max, and then light rain. Both...

Depends on what you really want. Goodyear Efficient Grip is excellent in wet, low rolling resistance and very quiet. Good for motorway. Otherwise, F1 Asymmetric 2 would be the best all rounder for money

I paid £3800 for mine I think there had a grey one in Lincolnshire for about the same price as mine

It's only a bulb replacement. Easy peasy job

My 06 facelift trip computer tells me: Live fuel consumption (on the move). Remaining miles (estimate) to the next refill. Average mpg Average speed Time of journey (since the engine started) I can take some photos of it you need mate

No problem Jav :) Let me know if you need more photos such as from different angles

Rear side lights and brake lights Number plate lights Rear fog light (on the left) Reverse light and the Amazing torch light pattern! Unfortunately my wife wasn't here, so nobody help me to press the brake pedal for the photo of the Centre brake light and the full beam of tail lights

Just completed the whole lot today and very impress of those CREE bulbs. All supplied by Jav from www.horizonleds.co.uk, a gentleman with exceptional service :) I've made a promised to post up some photos (more or less is advertising for him :P ) So here they're; Interior: Indicators (rears...

100% :) Apparently I'm doing the detailing except wheels (corroded) and interior. Also installing full LEDs and Hid. Will post up a new thread and photos soon

Sorry to steal your post mate, but I want to ask about the front brake as well. I was pushing my car for a few metres and I could hear the N/S front brake pads were slightly contacted with the brake disc, however, the brakes are strong and jgworking properly when driving. So should I go and...

Well done!

Thanks for the video link mate, didn't realise those adjusters are hiding there :p BTW, I've seen some of the mechanics used measure tape to measure the height of the headlights. What is the standard height then?

This is my first car which use H1 bulbs for the dipped beam, I'm installing the HID kit atm, and noticed that there has no adjusters to align the light pattern. So I don't really know if it needs to or not. My car is 06 facelift

I bought my car just about 4 weeks ago, and the rear bumper has been hit. I knew it wasn't in perfect condition but price was good. It is dented behind the O/S rear wheel. I'm thinking of either to buy a second hand one, or go to body shop, whichever the cheapest way

Hi guys, it's there any different between the pre and post facelift of the rear bumper?

It has, my trip computer shows me the mileage which can be achieve before the next fill up